News Cycle: Writing about riding
A collection of newsy stuff from around the bicycle globe.
This Day in Doping: The noose tightens
The Lance Armstrong investigation is turning, turning in a widening gyre.
This Day in Doping: Subpoenas begin to fly
This is Lance Armstrong’s story … and he’s sticking to it.
The Strangest Thing in the Wall Street Journal Series …
Floyd Landis contends that he did not use testosterone on the Tour where his victory was reversed.
This Day in Doping: The Wall Street Journal series
The Floyd Landis allegations gain more specificity and widening associations, but there’s no reason for Lance to withdraw from the Tour.
This Day in Doping: What’s behind the Team Radio Shack snub?
Exactly why Team Radio Shack was rejected by the high-profile Tour of Spain remains more guesswork than overt fact.
This Day in Doping: Doping as the fascism of sports
If sports aren’t fair, you’ve got the moral equivalent of fascism ruling competition.
These Days in Doping: Lance’s ex-wife to cooperate?
Lance’s former wife may prove to be the key to the federal investigation into whether Armstrong doped.
This Day in Doping: Landis-Lance chronicles con’t …
Reading between the lines yields a sense that the Armstrong case is getting closer to “official” (i.e., legal) status.
Amgen Tour of California, 2010 edition: Not with a bang …
This year’s Giro d’Italia has everything, while the Amgen Tour of California had … even more.